Undead Drive-Thru

Justin T Coons presents a horror narrative centered on three employees, Kyndra, Colleen, and Jose, who take positions at a struggling diner undergoing renovations. The establishment is run by Aunt-B and John, who harbor a terrible secret that eventually escapes their control. This release unleashes a bloodthirsty zombie upon the unsuspecting staff, turning their workplace into a deadly trap. The story focuses on the immediate survival of these characters as they face a dangerous predator within the confines of the business. The novel operates within the tradition of supernatural fiction and gothic horror, utilizing the setting of a mundane American diner to ground its terrifying elements. Coons structures the plot around the escalating threat posed by the undead entity, forcing the protagonists to confront a foe that seeks to feast on them all. The narrative does not offer easy escapes, as the characters must determine who will be served first while trying to survive the chaos. This approach appeals to readers who enjoy creature features and workplace horror scenarios where ordinary settings become sites of extreme peril. Those seeking complex philosophical debates or historical romance will find little value here. The tension rises as the diner transforms from a place of employment into a hunting ground. The characters must rely on their wits against a relentless enemy that shows no mercy. The story concludes with questions about survival, leaving the fate of Kyndra, Colleen, Jose, Aunt-B, and John hanging in the balance as they attempt to escape the Undead Drive-Thru.